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Unapproved Corn Found in Veggie Dogs,
Associated Press, March 8, 2001
Going Backwards -- U.S. Will Buy Back Corn Seed, Washington Post,
March 8, 2001
Agricultural Biotechnology and Moral Imperatives, By Willy de
Greef, Head Regulatory and Government Affairs, Novartis Seeds,
CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland (Published in "In Vitro Plant"
Vol 36(5), pp309-311)
Amendment to evidence presented to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Genetic
Modification, Green Party of Aotearoa/New Zealand
In response to a general letter of inquiry, the United States Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provided the following
commentary to Mr. Mark Murray (Vienna, Virginia, USA) on 8 March 2001
StarLink justifies new bill, says head of Iowa's senate ag committee,
Successful Farming, Ag Online, March 8, 2001
Dow to acquire Rohm and Haas Company's ag chemicals business,
Ag Online News, March 8, 2001
"Prevalence of Genetic Modified Traits in the Corn and Soybean Varieties
Offered to MidWestern Farmers in the Crop Year 2000", Ag BioTech
InfoNet Technical Paper #3, Charles Benbrook, May 2000
Electronically enhanced PDF file
1977 presentation by Dr. Don Duvick, "Recombinant DNA
Molecule Research Potential for Agricultural Crop Plants,"
delivered before the NRC "Committee for the Consideration of
Proposed Guidelines for Recombinant DNA Research."
The Genetics and Exploitation of Heterosis in Crops is published by
the American Society of Agronomy, and
the Crop Science Society of America. It is a book based on an international
symposium organized and hosted by the International Maize and Wheat
Improvement Center (Centro Internacional de
Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo, CIMMYT) in Mexico City, 17-22 August 1997
Whole Foods Market Urges FDA to Amend Proposed New Rule and Guidance On
Genetically Engineered Foods, News Release, Whole Foods Market, March 7, 2001
Impacts of adopting genetically engineered crops in the United States,
Economic Service Research Report, ERS, March 7, 2001
Gene Research Finds New Use in Agricultural Breeding,
New York Times, March 6, 2001
Syngenta Finishes, Consortium Goes On, Science, Volume 291,
February 2, 2001
German agencies sound alarm on risks of broad gene patents..., Nature, Volume 406,
page 111, July 13, 2000
Witness brief of Dr. Ingham for the Royal
Commission of New Zealand
Rebuttal of Witness Brief of Dr.
Ingham from New Zealand Life Sciences Network
Genetic Engineering Superviruses, I-SIS
Report, June 3, 2001
Cross-Pollination Leads to Triple Herbicide Resistance, ISB News Report,
March 2001
Three Cheers!, AgWeb - Farm Journal, March 3,
2001
Prepare for the 'Terminator': first release of biotech insect planned for
summer, Associated Press, March 6, 2001
Biotech crops, energy prices top farmers' concerns this year,
News Release, Associated Press Leased Line via NewsEdge
Corporation, March 6, 2001
Legitimating Genetic Engineering, Foundation for the Study of Independent Social Ideas, Inc.,
March 2001
Enforcement of Biotech Labeling for Unprocessed Commodities, Foreign Agriculture
Service, March 6, 2001
USAID Launches Biotechnology Initiatives with Africa: programs foster improved regulation,
research, development, Office of International Information Programs, U.S.
Department of State, March 2, 2001
Corn prices fall, questions grow on StarLink seed flap, Reuters,
March 2, 2001
Humbled by the Genome's Mysteries, New York Times,
February 19, 2001
Questionable Stability at JIC, I-SIS
Press Release, March 4, 2001
Top Research Centre Admits GM Failure,
I-SIS News, February 2001
The Great Yellow Hype, The New York
Times Magazine, March 4, 2001
Bioengineered rice loses glow as vitamin A source,
Saint Louis Post-Dispatch, March 4, 2001
Bayer Joins Race To Develop Genetically Modified Plants, Wall Street Journal,
March 1, 2001
Genomics portends the next revolution in agriculture, AAAS presentation
by Dr. Robert Goodman, University of Wisconsin-Madison, February 18, 2001
After a Rocky IPO, Monsanto Appears to be Back on Track, St-Louis
Post Dispatch, February 17, 2001
Press release of New Zealand Life Science Network,
February 19, 2001
Europe Approves New Genetically Modified Food Control, New York Times,
February 15, 2001
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